keep something on ice
put something on ice

The company plans have been put on ice until it decided what its next move might be.

Now hockey, for the most part, is put on ice.

Were we both put on ice by the same hand?

So I'm going to have to put you on ice for a couple hours.

But according to reports those plans have been put on ice.

Its 527 - named for a section of the tax code - is being put on ice.

"We'll have to put most of those things on ice," he says.

Real estate development and construction will probably be put on ice.

Over there is the forum of the Council where they've already tried once before to put me on ice.

Ultimately, the video shoot never took place and the whole project was put on ice for a few months.